In this episode of The Morning Aux, we dive into a mix of nostalgia, culture, and business moves shaping today’s headlines. Would you ever remake a photo from your childhood? We talk about the memories and meaning behind that idea before shifting into some of the week’s biggest stories: Regina King’s new wine honoring her late son, Big Boi’s unexpected washing machine partnership, and Drake teaming up with Amazon for a merch warehouse. We also break down Abercrombie & Fitch’s NFL collab, reflect on Aaliyah’s 24th anniversary since her passing, and even debate the comeback of the Cuttwater Incredible Hulk. Plus, it’s hard to believe, but Bring It On turns 25—and we’re here for the nostalgia.

Joining us is Frank Luke, a Birmingham-based artist whose family legacy of music runs deep. Raised on the sounds of generations before him, Frank began rapping at 16 and has steadily built his vision with pride and purpose. With roots stretching from Long Beach to Birmingham, his artistry is about honoring heritage while carving out his own lane. He stops by to talk music, life, and what’s nex